Which of the following statements most accurately describes a comparison between behaviorism and social cognitive learning theory?
A) For social cognitive theorists, learning could occur without a change in observable behavior, whereas this could not occur for behaviorists.
B) Teachers using behaviorism to guide their instruction provide feedback that tells learners whether or not their answers are correct, whereas teachers using social cognitive learning theory to guide their instruction don't provide feedback for learners.
C) Social cognitive learning theorists focus primarily on reinforcers, whereas behaviorists focus more on punishers.
D) For social cognitive theorists, learning focuses on memorizing ideas, whereas for behaviorism, learning focuses on understanding.
